Little S Disease is a type of spastic bilateral cerebral palsy (rare in children) that affects the legs more than the arms. This disease is characterized by impaired musc ...
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Discharge Seropus (Seropus) is a mixture of serum and pus, which is found, for example, in infected blisters. Serous purulent discharge is a fluid consisting of serous fl ...
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Sudek S Atrophy is a rapidly progressive osteoporosis of the bones of the hand or foot, sometimes developing as a result of injury, infection or the presence of a maligna ...
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Corectopia is a displacement of the pupil to the side compared to its normal position in the center of the iris. With congenital corectopia, the pupil is usually displace ...
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Drom- and Dromo- are prefixes that denote movement or speed. They are used in many words related to transport, cars and movement in space. The word "throttle" is one exam ...
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The meninges, also known as meninxes or meningeal membranes, are important connective tissue structures that surround the brain and spinal cord. The common name "meningea ...
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Double vision, also known as diplopia, is a vision disorder in which a person sees double or blurry images of one object. This occurs due to problems with coordinating ey ...
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Hemosiderin is a special pigment that is formed in the body as a result of the breakdown of hemoglobin into hemosiderin, which contains iron, and bilirubin. Hemosiderin i ...
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